Burden of Proof
Inside one woman's fight against Texas' Medicaid Estate Recovery Program.
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Inside one woman's fight against Texas' Medicaid Estate Recovery Program.
Patients, families, doctors, and advocates gathered at a health care town hall with Congressman Lloyd Doggett on Sunday.
From air quality to vaccines, much of this week’s Observer coverage focuses on public health in Texas.
It’s already difficult to qualify for Medicaid in Texas. The GOP health care plan would drastically shrink the program.
Lawmakers largely ignored the state's pregnancy-related death rate that doubled over a two-year period.
A win for Texas could greenlight other states to kick the women's health provider out of Medicaid programs.
Much of the debate centered on tiny programs that cost a few million dollars each, or on symbolic gestures involving social issues.
The move prompted an impassioned speech on government transparency by one member and a brief golf viewing break for the rest.
Though they’re having trouble finding money for child welfare, Medicaid and schools, lawmakers found $653 million to fund a state border security plan.